Maple Town

Maple Town (Series)

Comedic/ Inspiring/ Uplifting
2 Titles· 1986–1987

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Characters

Patty

Patty is a student character in the Wandering Witch series.

Maya Okamoto

Rolley Cocker

Rolley Cocker is a supporting character in the story, known for being a follower of Miya Koshiro.

Sayuri Ikemoto

Alice

Alice is a human character in ID-0, notable for her pink hair and unique attire.

Hiroko Emori

Ann

Ann is a cheerful and shy young woman with red hair and blue eyes.

Keiko Han

Bobby Bear

Don Patch is a round, orange creature and the former leader of the Hajike Gang.

Danièle Hazan

Bucky Randals

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Charlie Sheep

Charlie Sheep is a character based on the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland.

Kouhei Miyauchi

Dalia Cocker

Dalia Cocker is a character with dark hair and eyes, known for her unusual taste.

Minori Matsushima

Diana

Diana is a female character from the Yu-Gi-Oh!

Mayumi Shou

Florence Terrier

Florence is a character introduced in the Wandering Witch series.

Michie Tomizawa

George Pika

George Pika is a non-human character discovered by Rik Heisenberg.

Katsuji Mori

Goat Sheep

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Kouji Totani

Gretel

Gretel, born into Project "Ma," was raised by Eve and Adam Moonlit after her mother’s death.

Philippe Dumat

Guta

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Noriko Tsukase

Jane Pika

Jane Pika, also known as Penka, is an emperor penguin.

Kazuko Sugiyama

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Synopsis

Maple Town Stories is about friendship, adventure and the troubles the children (Patty Rabbit, Bobby Bear and Fanny Fox) who are the main characters of the show, fall into. Wild Wolfe is a homeless thief who lives in the forest and usually steals from the town and does other mischief, but the kids are always there to stop him and set things right slowly making him understand the wrongs of his ways. (Source: ANN)